Monday, May 10, 2010

The new plant pot

The plant name is Campanula punctata Lam .

That means the pair new plant pots can walk.

Harvest #004-6 (Strawberry 0171 : 00401)

All of them sank down into their stomach of our grandson and daughter as dessert at the breakfast.

It makes me to be filled with joy.

Harvest #005-3 (Sugar pea 絹さやえんどう Kinusayaendo) 

We ate them as boiled sugar pea at today's breakfast.

Yes, the taste was sweet. We can say it a sweet vegetable.
I could find out them in my lunchbox at today's lunch.

Saturday, May 08, 2010

Mother's Day (母の日 Hahanohi)

The carnations were sent to AYiYai by our son in Tokyo the day before yesterday.

It's the second flower present from him.
The first one was a kind of rose for her birthdays on Sep. 19 2008.


I intend to remove the carnations from the pot to the grand.

Harvest #005-1 (Sugar pea 絹さやえんどう Kinusayaendo) 

Today's harvest was from the #4 field.

Friday, May 07, 2010

#030 Fig (無花果 Ichijiku イチジク)

Fig has no flower, so we write "無花果" in Chinese character.

"無" means "NO", "花" means "FLOWER", "果" means "Fruit".

So it means fruit doesn't flower.

But I like to count it as flowers in our house.

Harvest #004-4 (Strawberry 0036 : 00117)

These are for him.

But today's best one was leftover strawberry of a bird.

Thursday, May 06, 2010

A new plant pot

Michelle san who is in US recommended me to use my old boots as plant pots.

The plant name is Abutilon. I transplant the Abutilon to here.

Harvest #004-3 (Strawberry 0033 : 00081)

I planed to get three strawberry fruits today.

But I could get two berries as you can see.

This one is for a bird and this bug.

Tuesday, May 04, 2010

#029 Calla (Kara カラー)







Somethig wrong?

This was my favorite height boots which I used in our garden.

But the boots have several fissures.

So I bought them today. Something wrong with the boots???

If you know what a wrong!
Yes, those are for left foot.
Of course I changed them into a pairs of boot soon.


Thank you for my favorite boots!,

and bye-bye!

Monday, May 03, 2010

#028 Tree peony (牡丹 Botan ボタン)

Two days ago
Yesterday morning

Yesterday evening
 
Today morning
  

Harvest #004-2 (Strawberry 0027 : 00048)

Small one was for our grandson.

Large one was for his mother.
He yielded it to her.

Sunday, May 02, 2010

#027 Forget-me-not (忘れな草 Wasure Nagusa)

These plants are in our parking place.

Forget-me-not, we say it Wasre Nagusa in Japanese.

Wasure means "Forget", Nagusa means "plant".
These plants are in our garden.
They increased their own spread since last year.